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Disney Exiting Streaming Could Spur 40% Rally, Wells Fargo Says

Wells Fargo suggests Disney could rally 40% if it exits streaming, despite lowering the firm's price target.

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Wells Fargo has adjusted its outlook on Walt Disney stock, reducing the price target to $125 from $146. The bank maintains an Overweight rating on the shares while analyzing the impact of the company's streaming strategy.

Coverage from Bloomberg, TipRanks and other outlets focuses on the potential for a "controversial move" involving Disney's exit from the streaming business. Reports indicate this shift could drive a 40% rally in the stock, though current concerns about the streaming sector led to the lowered target.

Market observers are waiting to see if Disney pursues the streaming exit mentioned in the analysis. The projected rally is specifically tied to this potential strategic divestment.

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Quick answers

What is Wells Fargo's new price target for Disney?

The firm lowered the target to $125 from $146.

What move could result in a 40% stock rally?

Coverage suggests exiting the streaming business could spur the rally.

Did Wells Fargo change its rating on Disney?

No, the firm maintained an Overweight rating.

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